Tea Cups - a lesson learned

So, they really give you NO direction around the proper seating (ie. number/size of riders) when they open the gates and send you out to get your tea cup.

All three adults and the "good size" child headed out, picked our cup and jumped in...then, we all froze. There is no WAY all 4 of us are going to FIT in that thing...but it was too late. The ride attendant started encouraging everyone to get settled, the music played, the joyful children giggled all around us. Oy gevault.

So, we sat down...more like wedged/crammed down...knees jammed into the center column meant for turning the cup. The column with the adorable spinning plate on the top was rendered practically useless with all the wedging and cramming. We made the best of it and the ride is mercifully short. Luckily, we still got some killer pics of mom's hysteria at spinning so wildly. :)